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ECHO SCHOOL AMBASSADOR PROGRAM
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Suzanne Weishaar, Kindergarten Teacher at
Edmunds Elementary School in Burlington |
Join the growing list of over 280 ECHO School Ambassadors — a school’s
primary liaison to ECHO throughout the year via email relays. ECHO School
Ambassadors are “in the know” about field trip planning tips, special events,
exhibits, programs, and teacher professional development. See below for
responsibilities, benefits and how to become YOUR school's
ECHO School Ambassador!
RESPONSIBILITIES
- Read and forward monthly email updates from ECHO about
upcoming programs, events and exhibits.
- Visit ECHO's website and become familiar with
ECHO’s For Educators links.
- Share tips for Planning
Your Field Trip tips with teachers.
- Encourage viewing of ECHO
FIELD TRIP: THE MOVIE online.
- Consider making an "ECHO Templates Binder" for teachers to
photocopy such as School Programs and links to
program descriptions including Vermont Science Standards.
- Send the ECHO's Director of Education, Tracy Truzansky,
a short evaluation at the end of the school year.
- Be an enthusiastic supporter of ECHO at staff meetings,
teacher conferences, etc.
BENEFITS
- ECHO Annual Pass for up to 2 adults and 2 youth - a $90
value for your family (or as a gift to others!) – Remember
– Teachers are free every day with proof of teaching certification, check
stub, or an NEA card.
- Receive discounted admission through the
Vermont Museum and Gallery
Alliance.
- Our e-newsletter ECHO
Update.
- Free Admission to ECHO Exhibit Openings - a sneak peek with
great family activities!
- 10% off in ECHO's Eclectic Gift Shop, green-themed Think! Café, and new
Event bookings.
Please Note: ECHO School Ambassadors DO NOT need
to plan or register trips for other teachers. Your role is to be a
knowledgeable support for colleagues as they embark on the simple steps
for planning their experiences with ECHO. Thanks again!
To become your school's ECHO Ambassador contact Tracy Truzansky
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